A braggart captain in one play by this man quotes extensively from The Spanish Tragedy, though not always correctly. In that play, the mostly unconnected subplots are tied up 
A braggart captain in one play by this man quotes extensively from The Spanish Tragedy, though not always correctly. In that play, the mostly unconnected subplots are tied up at the end when Justice Clement restores order and the servant Brain-worm is forgiven by his master. In another of his plays, Celia is one of the few honest characters and is offered to the title character by her husband, Corvino. When Mosca refuses to recognize that title character as living, he is sent to a slave galley and the three men after his fortune are also punished in various ways.  In another play by this man, the servant Jeremy enlists the help of Subtle to con Epicure Mammon by promising him the philosopher's stone. For 10 points, name this author of Volpone, The Alchemist and Every Man in His Humor.
A braggart captain in one play by this man quotes extensively from The Spanish Tragedy, though not always correctly.
Ben {Jonson}